Jeff Hopfer

This proposed Super Bowl spot taps into a craze Jeep owners are currently participating in, myself included.

A rock ballad launched on YouTube during Super Bowl LIV.

A driver encounters some serious weirdness on a dark road.

An owl messes with an eye doctor while getting his eyes checked.

An owl explains how eyes work to an eye doctor.

An owl plays verbal gymnastics with an eye doctor.

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center offers hope that life goes on after the initial shock of a diagnosis. I had the idea of the “frozen moment” film technique well before The Matrix.

Another in a series of spots for M. D. Anderson Cancer Center that won a Clio Award.

A young kid doesn’t let cancer stop him for long.

A long stretch of road leads to a pondering truth about cancer in the rear view mirror.

A girl who once had cancer enjoys the simple pleasure of play.

A kid who once had this thing called leukemia tells his story.

There are so many car pros who prefer Interstate, we had to narrow it down to just the ones with the same name.

More car pros recommend Interstate. Way, way more pros.

So many car pros, so little time.

Filmed on location as part of Biltmore Estate’s tourism campaign.

Another tourism spot promoting Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina.

Part of a campaign promoting DISH Network as more than just a TV content provider.

A spot promoting the values DISH Network espouses.

Part of a European campaign to launch the new Jeep Renegade.

A positioning film we made for one of the country’s largest distributors of healthcare products.

A scammer approaches a potential victim.

Another popular scam technique stares a potential victim in the face.

No matter how smart you think you are, you’re still a potential scam victim.

A scammer tells the truth. Or does he?

I designed a bunch of trading cards for folks here at the agency as a more interesting way to do agency bios. This is mine.

Burt was a rescue dog we were blessed with for more than 14 years. I painted this as a tribute to the joy he brought to our family.

My new rescue dog Chip (otherwise known as Chip Chipperson) loves watching The Bachelor with my wife.

A photograph I took of a longhorn named Maximus.

I designed this for a friend who has a ranch in west Texas. As payment, I get to hunt there for free. Forever.

The official Woodrow Wilson High School (whose mascot is The Wildcats) all-girl robotics team graphic.

I designed this for a mountain bike ride I did with some friends.

An expression of the almost 40 years I’ve spent making things that people can’t wait to either skip past or scroll through.

This was done for a church that was once a movie theater.

This was one of the very first things I ever produced, probably back in 1985. I made it for my brother who was a professional photographer.

Based on scripture found in Romans 3:23.

This is trying to mimic those horrendous Gun Show posters. Hopefully it catches people off guard to promote gun safety instead.

I’ve never been much of a rule follower, so I designed this to express that.

This typographic portrait is made up of a phrase Stan was famous for saying.

When my pastor retired we had a big party at The Dallas Arboretum. I made this with the help of my friends at Tango to announce the celebration.

My old writing partner asked my to design an invitation for his son’s tenth birthday party. It was a huge hit.

There’s a story in the Bible about some demons that asked Jesus if they could be cast into a herd of pigs. Maybe there’s a movie to be made with a similar plot?

I wrote and designed this to recount one of the more interesting things I’ve done in my life.